Tom's Got Friends !!!

[sonidero]

So was Fuzzhugging it up with a fellow ILFer at Music Makers this morning and saw this...

[Eric!]

You can run and tell that

[hclapp219]

More pictures to come later...

[sonidero]

[Nychthemeron]

I love this.

They should just put the ILF logo on there!

[Jero]

I should go slap an ILF sticker on there

[Eric!]

:idea: I should go slap an ILF sticker on there

Should probably print one 6 feet wide first!!

[FuzzHugger]

I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

[Jero]

I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

Great! I can't speak for everybody, but ATX<3FH too!

[sonidero]

I'm talking to Dustin from Musicmakers right now! There's gonna be some more cool stuff there soon. FH<3ATX

Great! I can't speak for everybody, but ATX<3FH too!

South Side 04 loves FuzzHugger more !!!

[hclapp219]

Soooooooo, here is the much needed update. I traveled to Austin this weekend for the Whole Foods 30th Birthday. My gf is awesome and won an essay contest, so Whole Foods flew us out, put us up in a sweet hotel, and fed us delicious food all weekend. Of course, the trip had to include a little guitar time, which is where this journey begins.

So Music Makers was only about a mile from our hotel, so we decided to walk on over. It was a nice walk along the river, and what did we happen to come across but a statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan!


I know everyone thinks that he was really into the toobscreamer blues, but he was really all about the fuzz. Here is actual proof!!!!


SRV and I parted ways, as I knew there was an oasis of fuzz further down the road. Lo and behold, look what I found:


A true bounty of fuzz was to be had. Of course, it would be a waste to enjoy these aural delights all alone, so I met up with Sonidero, who is a most excellent tour guide of all things fuzz in Austin. So I had my gf take another picture:


And we entered into the store and sampled Tom's fuzzy wares. They had a great selection of Devi and Dwarfcraft as well.


At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board. So a big thanks to Tom, Musicmakers and Sonidero (and of course my gf, but she won't be reading this) for making my trip Austin awesome and most importantly, fuzzy.

[Jero]

I'll just have to go by my self then

[elbandito]

I'll just have to go by my self then

aww...

At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board.

Great choice, man!! The AbSynth is awesome and those graphics are KILLER!

[Toonster]

Why don't we have stores like that in the region I live

[magiclawnchair]

Soooooooo, here is the much needed update. I traveled to Austin this weekend for the Whole Foods 30th Birthday. My gf is awesome and won an essay contest, so Whole Foods flew us out, put us up in a sweet hotel, and fed us delicious food all weekend. Of course, the trip had to include a little guitar time, which is where this journey begins.

So Music Makers was only about a mile from our hotel, so we decided to walk on over. It was a nice walk along the river, and what did we happen to come across but a statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan!


I know everyone thinks that he was really into the toobscreamer blues, but he was really all about the fuzz. Here is actual proof!!!!


SRV and I parted ways, as I knew there was an oasis of fuzz further down the road. Lo and behold, look what I found:


A true bounty of fuzz was to be had. Of course, it would be a waste to enjoy these aural delights all alone, so I met up with Sonidero, who is a most excellent tour guide of all things fuzz in Austin. So I had my gf take another picture:


And we entered into the store and sampled Tom's fuzzy wares. They had a great selection of Devi and Dwarfcraft as well.


At the end of the day, there was only one pedal for me, with its motorboating blippity bloops and crazy arpeggios:

It is truly an amazing pedal; I know why people say they don't need any other oscillating fuzz when this is on their board. So a big thanks to Tom, Musicmakers and Sonidero (and of course my gf, but she won't be reading this) for making my trip Austin awesome and most importantly, fuzzy.

EPIC